This worksheet is designed to help young learners practice
initial sounds — the first sound they hear in a word. The task is: “Look at each picture. Say the word aloud. Write the sound you hear at the beginning.”
Let’s go through each picture and fill in the correct initial letter.
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Row 1:
1.
Log → Sound: /l/ → Write:
l
2.
Car → Sound: /k/ → Write:
c *(Note: “c” makes the /k/ sound here)*
3.
Hat → Sound: /h/ → Write:
h
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Row 2:
4.
Rat → Sound: /r/ → Write:
r
5.
Bag → Sound: /b/ → Write:
b
6.
Cat → Sound: /k/ → Write:
c
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Row 3:
7.
Sun → Sound: /s/ → Write:
s
8.
Tag → Sound: /t/ → Write:
t
9.
Key → Sound: /k/ → Write:
k
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✔ Final Answers (filled in boxes):
- Log →
l o g
- Car →
c a r
- Hat →
h a t
- Rat →
r a t
- Bag →
b a g
- Cat →
c a t
- Sun →
s u n
- Tag →
t a g
- Key →
k e y
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Teaching Tip:
Encourage children to say the word slowly (e.g., “sss-un”) to isolate the first sound. This builds phonemic awareness, which is critical for reading readiness.
✔ Completed Worksheet Answer Key:
```
l o g c a r h a t
r a t b a g c a t
s u n t a g k e y
```
Great job practicing initial sounds! 🌟
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